Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation

One of my favourite smokes from last year. Really cerebral high but relaxing at the same time, can feel your body has the general warmth and she would make the day brighter. Musky vanilla citrus smell and beaut bag appeal was a breeze to trim too. Passed a cut to a buddy will get it back as soon as I’m set up indoors. Posted from the OZ Stoners mobile app

Today marks 2 weeks in my grow today. They r still in their small pots (forgot that transplanting auto flowers can be a problem) but for two weeks my plants look like they might be on the smaller side not too sure will attach photos so feedback will be much appreciated there has been an awful amount of rain in my area lately which is super annoying as I risk possibility of my plants being over watered. I’m planning on moving them to their final pot tomorrow to possibly start training in a week or two. I definitely feel like I’ve held these seedlings back a bit in their grow probably overwatering from the rain and they do look a bit sad from not enough sun light since i…

Hello all! I was just wondering if there are any legit Seed banks in aus im currently in sydney and am looking to get some seeds to start guerrilla growing any recommendations on seed banks? Thanks !

First time outdoor grower giving a crack with one plant to start with. Have read that out door light could effect the cycles of the plant. I’ve got mine in the back yard, we have an outdoor light that we use when we take dogs out for a wizz. It doesn’t stay on long, unless kids leave it on, but it’s always off when we go to bed. Will this effect the plant?

First of all hello to all, first post and as per topic new to this. Partly out of curiosity and partly due to the current supply drought (my only two contacts have limited supply) I decided to throw some seeds in some dirt and see what would happen. About a dozen germinated and sprouted, I’d thought I’d be lucky to get one to sprout, and due to having young teenagers the missus said I could only grow one or two plants. So I chose the best four to allow for the possibility of male plants. Anyway two grew “balls” and were discarded and another died due to slug attack. so only have one left which may get more attention than my kids. Anyway have no idea what sort it is, i…

How to Cultivate High Quality Outdoor Cannabis Growing up in the tropical regions of Australia, I was exposed to the privilege of living in an incredibly fertile climate where cannabis cultivators thrived. I sprouted my first seeds as a curious 13 year old, without a clue what I was doing. As a first generation grower without guidance, it took many years to learn the do’s and don’ts of cannabis cultivation. Now, each plant in my garden can produce half a kilogram (one pound) of high quality product. Here I hope to share my decade of experience with others who also wish to grow their own medicine. To my fellow gardeners, outlaws, and students, I wish you all a prosperou…

Hi All I'm in coastal Central Queensland and this year have decided to try and grow in a shade house. It has 30% shade cloth but re enforced plastic roofing. the reason why I wanted to grow it in the shade house is so I can keep it up at the house rather than the long trek down the back to water and the greenhouse will hopefully keep out prying eyes. We are having a few issues with aphids at the moment so I've been using a homemade white oil mix. Seems to be working at this time. My question is has anyone else grown this way this far up the coast or had any issues with aphids or anything else they feel could give me pointers on. Thank you

Hi Guys Im a long time lurker, first time poster. I need some guidance. Im a first time grower and I think Ive some mould on my biggest buds. There's discoloration and they seem brittle to touch the tops - they seem to crumble. Can anyone please advise if this is mould. Its wet where i am at the moment so should I harvest now as the forecast doesn't seem to be clearing up. Should I cut them out and harvest now? any help would be greatly appreciated. Cheers Atrixsta

Hey all I’m looking at doing a outdoor grow later on this year and wanted to know if anyone could recommend a soil I could buy from maybe Bunnings I’m in WA and that’s pre much the only place in town I can think of to get soil potting mix I do know that a lot of it is crap tho so any recommendations?? And pot size for biggest yeild

Hi Guys, Just looking for some recommendations for soil types to use. 1st one outdoors and i've got some Northern Lights and Cali Kush autos that I grabbed from aussieseeds a while back. Not too keen on making my own, something organic water only would be great. What's everybody using out there???? Cheers Jay

hi I recently put plants outside they have been there for 10 days maybe 14 days roughly would it be ok to put them back inside on 18/6? they are still small 10-20cm high thanks looking forward to hearing back

Ok, so I messed up. I started a couple girls under lights a while back. Then when the light hit 12 hours, I put them outside. But they still flowered! One has started throwing the single, non serated leaves. So I’m happy that will come good soon. The other doesn’t seem to be showing any signs of reverting back. I’m gifting this one to a friend that wants to do it indoor. What’s the best way for them to revert it with as little stress as possible (I know it’s stressful, but trying to limit it) !? Light for 13 hours? 14 hours? 18 hours? What effect will this ,potentially, have on the girls? I read about monster cropping and revegging (Usually after ha…

So I've been doing a lot of research, mainly on this site and a small amount on others and most people who are growing indoors veg their plants for around 2 months. Then I stumbled upon this thread here and people were saying the longer you veg, the bigger the plant. Sounds obvious but then it reminded me that I saw a site the other day that said we don't get 12 hour light days until around March/April and that means that my plants would have vegged for 4 months. I'm willing to go up to 52L pots if they need it, I don't mind but if that's the case and these are going to be quite large plants then it seems that I may have to do some training on them early on and througho…

Hi Guys, I'm normally a sit on the side & watch what happens kinda guy, but recently things have started to happen in my life & i feel i should spread my knowledge to those who might want it. So I thought i'd do a write up for those interested in guerilla growing... Guerilla growing is not the same as outdoor growing, although it does have some similar ideas behind it. Ideally it is done in stealthy locations, with a minimum number of plants per plot (personally, no more than 10, but if you have the space go nuts!). There is a LOT of walking involved so if you're not fit, by the end of the season you will be. My previous growshave been semi-self sufficient (I …